Posts by Nick Maloney
Repo Roundup April 28th
Weekly round up of new and interesting projects that are on my radar. I’m currently playing around with Deep Live Cam and plan to share a blog post on the results soon.
Read MoreRepo Roundup April 21st
A weekly human curated roundup of interesting repos & projects. Some are brand new, others have recent activity and are new to me.
Read MoreThe One Thing to Look at in a Software Development Estimate
When choosing a development partner, most companies compare hourly rates. But the real question isn’t how much per hour? It’s how much of your budget actually goes to development?
Read MoreRepo Roundup April 14th
A weekly human curated roundup of interesting repos & projects. Some are brand new, others have recent activity and are new to me.
Read MoreRepo Roundup April 4th
A human curated list of repositories and projects that piqued my interest.
Read MoreMeet the Gnarnians: Nick
In this series, we unravel the experiences and passions that drive our talented team. Meet Nick: co-founder, coder, and outdoorsman.
Read MoreAnything Can be Used for File Storage if You Use it Wrongly Enough
I recently came across the most excellent blog post “Anything can be a message queue if you use it wrongly enough” (It is a fun read and I highly recommend checking it out). After reading it, it dawned on me that I recently created an abomination that essentially did the inverse, I used a “message…
Read MoreMake Yourself Accessible: Legacy Rails Applications
This is the third in a three-part series on “what accessibility actually looks like when you’re implementing it in a Rails app.” Part One covered some of the moral, ethical and professional rationale for making a site that adequately serves as many people as possible. Part Two covered implementing accessibility checks in a brand-new application,…
Read MoreMake Yourself Accessible: New Rails Apps
In Part One of this series, I talked through some of the ethical and moral rationales for making a website accessible to as many people as possible. It’s good for your users, and it’s good for your code, so it’s a good idea. But I didn’t actually lay out the process of adding accessibility checks…
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